Inside Clarins' Beauty Icons Celebration at Academy Museum With Performance by Gwen Stefani
Clarins painted the town red on Friday night.
The luxe beauty brand took over the Academy Museum in Los Angeles for a glitzy and glam party on the Dolby Family Terrace to celebrate 'Beauty Icons' in person and on stage. Gwen Stefani, clad in a glittering tartan print blazer and black fishnet stockings, hit the stage to perform a medley of hits that included her smash 'Hollaback Girl.'
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Clarins — founded by Jacques Courtin-Clarins in a Parisian beauty institute in 1954 — invited much of young Hollywood to the bash, which featured beats by DJ Tay James and a showcase for products like double serum, lip oils and total eye lift. Making the rounds were Chet Hanks, Maude Apatow, Alessandra Ambrosio, Justin Long, Kate Bosworth, Dylan Efron, Lukas Gage, Nara Smith, Lucky Blue, Jodie Turner-Smith, Elsa Hosk, Brooks Nader, Jesse Metcalfe, Patrick Ta, Karrueche Tran, Paris and Dylan Brosnan, Shanika Shaik, Stassi Schroeder and more.
See below for views inside the party.
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